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What are labor unions useful for in a country with a socialist design? The question becomes increasingly important now that types of ownership other than state property coexist again in…
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As a result of an exchange of opinions generated by an article in Progreso Weekly in which people debated over the compliance (or noncompliance) with the principle of volunteerism in…
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The cooperatives are also a space of confrontation between the new, which wants to grow, and the old, which refuses to die. A struggle in which others, like Luis, who wants to go from…
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Although expressing satisfaction with the new scenario, many Cubans prefer to save the outbursts of joy until the measures are put into practice. "I'll believe it when I see it," says…
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Reportedly, they are prohibited, but private bars in Havana speak the language of supply and demand and give the city a different texture.
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Those who are afar go to the park where one day I accompanied them to drink the worst rum in Cuba, they go to the photos and the green dot in Facebook, to the book I never returned, to…
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While the environmental and economic cost of crude oil rises, some people in Cuba dare to dream and bet on getting all of their power needs from Renewable Sources of Energy (RSE).
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The sectors covered by this type of association are commerce, gastronomy and services, construction, transportation, industry and alimentary production. Recently, the sectors of energy…
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The demand clashes with the lack of an ample supply -- sufficient, at least -- that satisfies the basic needs of the consumer, the entrepreneurs and the population at large.
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